The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-03-11

the expiration of tho terms of the present in
cumpents. Minority OF Judiciary committee on
sauie opuosingl. By Williams of Grant, a memo
rial from The citizens OF Roberts county for aid
1856. -
Council bills passed in house: Memorial to
congress In relation to the selection of school
bonds; relatlng to the organization of civil
bridges over navSable rivers, Uost, but vote re-
considered ahd bill rccomiuittedt
:, House bills passed: Relating to the sale of
liquor by druggists: TO prevent drunkenness:
relating to the manner of letting contracts by
county boards; TO provide for tho collection and
com pliatoh OF statistics ProviGcs tor taking u
property census by county asses .ors This bill
was stnbbornly fourht.) Providing for tho APP
poin tmcnt of q board OF territorial charities and
corrections; iegalizinc the acts of A. l.. Bain
| notary public; to lcgalize acts of Allen NJ Cha
ney as notary public; eSempi ion of timber cult
| ure adversely reported by the committee on
Prohlb'tlng The playing of games of chance in
places where malt liquors are sold: to provide
SEED grain for sufferers by drouth, hail and ind
IN Dakota in 1856 PERMITS county commits
sioners to provide for loaning seed To the needyl
Under suspension OF the rules. the bills reported
by Tie JOINT committee on contagious diseases
among cattle.
| Gov. Church sent to the council to. day four
| yetoes The first was an amending act re-
lating to the Grand Forks university. The
| objection OF the governor was that the title
does not sufficiently indicate its contents
me Dill was passed over the veto by a yoto
OF IL to .. The second bill vetoed provided
Tor the giving to public institutions OF
premiums on the bonds OF 1888 The OBJ
| lection was t!.at the premiums do not belong
| to the institutions, but are based ON the good
credit of the territory. The bill was lost by
vote of to l2 The third bill was in
tended to prevent the spread of noNious
weeds f1nt b.,
conferred might lead to abuse. The bill was
lost by n vote of to IA The fourth bill
provided for the preparation, approval and
| custody OF official bonds. The objection was
that no appropriation was provided to com
pensate the attorney general for complying
with the net. Also that the act is too tech
hlcal, and provides for criminal prosecution
Tor the enforcement of civil remedy. This
| blii was also lost by vote of II to g.
Inc governor to-day signed the bill intro
duced by Hawk providing for the assess
ment and taxation of telegraph companies
The bill provides:
That the companies shall on or before Jan /
OF each year apply TO the treasurer of the terri
Tory Tor license TO operate their lines, and must
accompany such application with a verified
statement in writing showing tho number of
miles miles Oh 'eIesraph wire owned or operated in the
territory, the number of wires operated or used
on each separate division and the numiler of
Offices maintained in the territory. Tie license
fec il fixed as follows: For the FIRST wire ,;0
cents per mile; for the second wire. 30 cente.
for the third and nj, ,dditinnni ,vi,n % % .
| per mile The license fees shall he in lieu of all
o'he' 'aAes' territorial OF local.
uousr
In the house, n motion by Ward that the
woman suffrage bill be made the special or
der for tomorrow afternoon, was lost
Bills Introduced-By Aiken providing for n
yal
i' aeuioMs' pro'lu'hs Tor insurance OF crops
against .t',. loss or damage by hail by Aiken
amending section 30 of chapter %, Revised
nnae, @ entltied hevenue Council bin provid
IN ine an m APPROPRIATION OF $4,000 for the Plank
ihRL"n Hnmsa retGIm Riiis bets"h School.
,ne w; cn'se OIL DOCKS Tor the territorial library
ieralizins the assessment roll: authorizing
Towns LOW anu eties to lay out and vncate streets
- @ ,steSa' cita,ih. Two territorial boards of
asiiSlli.uic, anu proViulng Tor two fairs, one
n1r1h' nio1 ''e obher south OF The Forty-sxth par
"it!
inutllniteiy Fostponed-To regulate tho as
sesslh",it and collection of polt tax: exemption
In cn,nmit+aa IS ,t'. 49, III, ."A'u'oh'
| hiila 'i1e 49, ~. VI 1he "hoie huinper or
mittee rnso thn fii,; vi; naiu wren Lne com
,.'ueo1 ,.saea iose 'ue ioiioWmg houae bills were
istrc ~ fnr T1'ses IN, Were thefe u no subjudicial
protection of game to insure better canc,tin, i
among dental practitioners
Coz council Bliis Passcd-Itelniring teachers to
| keep u record of visits of the county supnrin-
| ing indebtedness w i'' "'N '"''' 'iuo-
The hopse biII tri,,r th,, ,,,,,,
| ..rant 'i piii H"iis 'he Iegai rate OF In
'ote@O anu "eiihing usufy was passed
A NIGHT SESSION.
B1sMARCK, Special Telegram March g.
The house was III session till 80 to- night
and devoted tho time 10 snn,.Inl ana ,,a,arni
orders in committee of thn Whole nj. saI
lowing bills were introduced.
BY Matthew'S tn .nnr,n,i,,o t,,, e., a..
maintenance OF the Dakota Asricnltnra, cegn s,,e
BY Matthews, relating to the compensation Of
physicans and surgeons giving exper. tcstimony
II az me courts BY Smith, amending sections 1916
NJ NJ is Oh the Code OF Civil Procedure; by
nf all ieSuiatihe ie ahu ming thc license
on1 tJ,i tJTi iipuot ueaiefs ana pooi
BY Mr.. Campbell, nmendinp section '''i,is; im1
ct @ the civil code. BY Hughes. by request, ra:i-
and loan ns ae.S ot i"am Gopanies and building
ure existenc. without incorporstion. By Martin TIN
fiNinng dates Of annual school elections in in
honarins @ sShool districts not within the
The bouso ,,ro,a n,a,t, &C, -, c,s,,,,, u,,,
10 relntin" ~ tha ea " uoullcii ei'i no
riages and rcgistrat tior, raroof ,vor WI iinf M
CURED in
corscu
Inc o'il TO legaiize advertisements in FORE
lished hnt si, .;,,,as ,.,,saa,, 49, puo-
sion of the rules Bills were iutroduced nc
follows:
BY Wells, relating TO irrirntin, dilcbca. h,
Foster AUTHORIZING the c,tv council 70 to-. ~
bonds; by Collins. proyiding ,ar insrrnnno r'ese
against hail; by GALLOWAY To- tIatne cert,in face
of shoriffs in thc foreclosure of mnrte.ans. I
Cain to lega!tzg doectys cer,it;notsa ns ny ns
charge Of mortgages. 6v Eoster nrn,is,in, ~,
civil townships 10 s,,rronSar ,,,J a,i III ~
their estyaniHatiou.
Collins railroad bill was made the speciol
order for a O'Clock to-,norrow The bill do
fining the boundaries OF Ward and Henyille
counties passed Tho bill passed deliuing
the boundaries of billings. stark and law |
renee counties Hughos' bill To regulate
grain warehouses and handling OF Grain wns
debated and made n special order for To-
in9fro"
@ .no eo.hci'to- uaS''h n burst OF patriotism,
."''ot ioui p'iis Pio'luihS ior the loca- |
o.on u so'uierS MONIES IN The Ter
anu III orae' ohaI thafe might
" no euuse lof complaint, provided
an uppfoltialioh Oh S2h,a0o for
s' s"o.., 1ne i'ui places selected are Hot
a spihss, &ahletoh, iiere and Aberdeen.
dii ihe iiis1 named is more fortunate thnn tho |
poneis III !haV II Is q mousse Dili and therefore
now goes TO the governor. The others 20 Ia !
the house. and none of them have any show
of passing that body
HOUSE
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